Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-18
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- CHURCH. 3 o'clock'p M, Feb. 23rd.
Our Mail

qb. first to greet me is an ever vel
visitor. the "Woman's Journal
:. oaeption is attracted to the follow
:, substance: In 1858 there was
ids Temperance convention il
-, York. .Aniong the delegates Wa
>rtt;e Brown who was paste.
,.bnrch in south Butler \. Y. ant
,;nh delegate created quit. = sensa
I, when she arose to thank the con
.4;on for the privilege of being al
.yeJ a delegates place, and In TN out
~ Of eloquence, born OF = knowl
[ra Of woman's great suffering caused
(,otcmperance. she. proceeded to plead
%nrotection of the home. VIM. Lloyc
[rrison said: Il have many tumul.
MS meetings in my day; But. l taink
No occasion have r seen anything
re d~isgracefnl' to our comtnon hu.
unity than when Miss Brown ut:
nn,ed to spe.k upon the platform 1T
. Worlds temperance convention IN
Of the glorious cause which had
bucht that convention together. 1t
5 an outbreak of passion contempt,
ignation. and every vile emotion of
soul, throwing into the shade a.
ST everything coming fran the vii:
of the vile ! had ever seen, Vener-
q men claiming to be holy men, the
bassadors of Jesus. losing all self re-
ct. and transforming themselves in
he most unmannerly and violent
rits merely on account of the sex of
person who wished to address the
emily"
that was in 1858.
WAS like a panacea to my ruiied
ings. as the next wrapper | tore off
ealeu to my vision a very attractive
king pamphlet, with a delicate blue
Ter, on which read, minutes of the
sota Woman's Christian Temper
clinton at the fifth annual meet
AT .reldeen, Sept. Is and 16, 1886"
thought surely the world moves
our cause is marching on, rs | turn
through nearly 100 pages OF reports,
resses and resolutions.
told of an assemblage Of brave,
lest wives, mothers and sisters lis
ne t. the addresses of welcome by
llinent MALE citizens CT Aberdeen
|Ordway.
meeting called together in the
d work Of reform which the Rev
is and Professors pronounced
in intelligence and dignifed pro-
re, and observance of parliament
usage, TO any political convention,
FAR superior in settling differences
flnlons. The address of Mrs. Bar
he Territorial President, was earn
pointed, forcihle, and when she
70 tell OF her work as organizer
e Black Hills her voice was full of
D., and tender Christ-like pity for
Unfortunate OF our sex. Listening
peEs, could but inst!nctively clasp
TO their hearts their little dar-
as They heard her tell of riding
~lSllDeadWood where she saw stair
tFaNihg to rooms above stores and
business places, while over the
way she read, in large conspicuous
y. "llattle,' over another Nellie
: sacred names, given them in
innocence by perhaps christian
efS. Haunted in this way to adver-
. tie West street clement their
''0. shame. Mrs. Barker was
" welcomed in the Black
forming eight new unions. She
P"'g ior some one to take Superln-
l'cy OF work among miners.
FA could tell You of all the. good
, 'A!S little blue pamphlet gives:
wonderful work being done in
'Is!chs departments, and all by
|HsE home mothers.
V'i cents to Mrs. y i Hyde, Nit
~. y copy, and believe your
"'4ibe tired by IN enthusiasm and
u 'ieIp rescue the perishing."
| hion Signal next attracts nv
''l.aAd with considerable aston
~ l read the new translation of
w; II as follows: "'rhe Lord will
nus battle cry. The women who
:" victories are i great army"
j. "ih'ost Impossible. SO differ
rom the old version, but it IS
- IN. Blackwell VINO is profess
Ae"FeW and Semitic Literature
'"S1'lahguages in Missouri State
'HSty. lie is also an honorcd
% lhe American Institute Of
anu Is regarded by competent
- one CT the most thorough
5'als on either side Of the At
fasu l853-l8se.
LESS OF Mitchell who has been
{. cot IL -1 ', -. ,